Hand warmers

Ezra51

Ezra51

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What are people’s go to? My right hand doesn’t work properly if it gets too cold and stalking got down to -6 last year. I couldn’t even hold a knife properly!
I’ve sorted gloves - I’ve tried a few, if anyone interested, the footjoy winter leather golf gloves are excellent and you don’t lose much dexterity at all!
 
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What are people’s go to? My right hand doesn’t work properly if it gets too cold and stalking got down to -6 last year. I couldn’t even hold a knife properly!
I’ve sorted gloves - I’ve tried a few, if anyone interested, the footjoy winter leather golf gloves are excellent and you don’t lose much dexterity at all!
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Those funny little packets that you have to shake work really well, just pop one in each glove. Cost £1 each and last for hours, I have even used them in my socks, toasty😉
 
I went electric but the smart meter was a bit heavy to carry.
Seriously, no-one seems to make proper "in the finger" heated gloves that you can run from a power pack. The best you can get is carbon loaded pads that sit on your palm or back of the hand. The old type "damart" glove, with a fingertip removed for loading, backed up by something fingerless but more hefty has worked OK for me.
 
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I've got a small rechargeable one,a bit of a lump not too heavy also doubles as a power bank 👍

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This is my go-to hand warmer,holy s*** it gets so hot , filled with liquid lighter fuel, light the wick on top,it burns with no flame🙃(can't remember how, I'll look for the box)
The more air it gets the hotter it becomes,it comes with a little bag for it while in your pocket,(supposed to protect your hands🤣🤣)
 
Hello, You can buy good ones like my Peacock Warmer and fuel from £ shop, A full fill of the cup can last for 6 hours, or for the cheaper warmer using the charcoal sticks around a tenner
 
On a different but related note , these things work incredibly well for sitting in the woods in winter they keep the core warm . They get ' nearly ' too hot if tight to the skin and last at least 12 hrs . I only use four or five a year and consider them well worth it .
Much better than expected when I was gifted some.
Get some chuck them in your kit/car they don't go off . Obviously not reusable.
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confidis said:
On a different but related note , these things work incredibly well for sitting in the woods in winter they keep the core warm . They get ' nearly ' too hot if tight to the skin and last at least 12 hrs . I only use four or five a year and consider them well worth it .
Much better than expected when I was gifted some.
Get some chuck them in your kit/car they don't go off . Obviously not reusable.View attachment 804845
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Sound like a right broken old thing but back of my shoulder also seizes in the cold - I stick these on it but never even considered one for keeping core warm 👌
My Mrs treated me to some really nice deeehunter salopettes which look the nuts but haven’t tried yet.
High seat is a quick way to get cold but more often than not I’m moving thankfully
 
Ocoopa 10,000 mAh is my go-to. Mine is over 5 years old now and still lasts longer than I need it at full heat. When I first got it lots of people at the club said they wouldn't pay 35 quid for a hand warmer, now they've nearly all got them
 
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